Hosts Rebound To Win Tourney Ottawa Mauled, 18-1, After 4-2 Victory Over Parsons
Ottawa's American Legion-Elks upset Parsons 4-2 in their opener but then fell to Columbus 18-1 as Parsons captured the title at the Parsons Invitational. Robertson starred for Columbus, delivering a grand slam and five hits, while Haworth earned the win for Pittsburg in the earlier games. Ottawa slumped to 9-7 with 13 errors in three games.
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Chuck Waymire
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Young Pitchers Dominate In Baseball Roundup
Katfish Hunter pitched six innings in 95-degree heat as Kansas City beat Baltimore 9-6 ending the Orioles’ seven-game streak. Fritz Peterson threw 7 1 3 scoreless innings in New York’s 5-2 win over Chicago to split a holiday doubleheader. Peterson, a 24-year-old rookie, gave up an only error ending his perfect string. Green drives six-run rally and Peterson’s third inning single spark A’s and Yankees.
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Mays to star in 17th All-Star Game in St Louis
The 1967 All-Star Game in Busch Memorial Stadium will feature Willie Mays in his 17th appearance, joined by Roberto Clemente, Hank Aaron, Sandy Koufax, Juan Marichal, Steve Barber, Denny McLain and others. Mays has played in all stars since 1954, surpassing Mantle and Aaron.
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Bowling Scores Sunflower League Summary
Sunflower League bowling scores list multiple teams with high games and series. Standouts include A McMillan 177 in Alley Cats 1 and L Diebolt 174 in Side Shifters, with totals like J Yost 472 and B Bond 209 on the night. Other top marks include M Jones 465, S Liegerot 588, and J Foster 497 across various squads.
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Major Stars by Associated Press Yankees beat White Sox in second game
Fritz Peterson of New York pitched seven and two thirds innings of perfect ball before a two hit complete game as the Yankees won 5 to 2 over the Chicago White Sox in the nightcap of a doubleheader. Dick Green of Kansas City drove in five runs with a homer and a single leading the Athletics to a 9 to 6 victory over Baltimore.
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Ex-Carpenter Wins Firecracker 400 at Daytona Beach
Sam McQuagg of Columbus, Georgia wins the Firecracker 400 at Daytona International Speedway driving a 1966 Dodge Charger, leading 132 of 160 laps. He earns $15,500, breaking into the winner’s circle after earlier rough outings, and cements his return to top racing with Chrysler-backed Dodge team. Darel Dieringer finishes second, Jim Paschal third.
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Scoreboard News: Baseball Standings and Daily Results
A compact snapshot shows scores Los Angeles 2 Cincinnati 1 and Atlanta 3 Houston 2 with New York 9 8 Philadelphia 6. It lists daily games, standings for the American League led by Baltimore and Detroit, and results from Monday and multiple upcoming contests across leagues.
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